Recent reviews by drinkyourmilk

Game is good

Game itself is brilliant but this port is absolute dogturd performance wise. Constant crashes and bugs galore and Square Enix has zero interest or desire to fix this. Absolutely dodge this like the plague and go find another way to play it (such as emulation).

I don't think I've ever seen a game completely fall apart as hard as Raging Loop in the final chapters and that is almost commendable to be honest.

Don't waste your time on this; you'll enjoy and even love this game right up until the 'reveals' and then you'll wonder why you spent hours playing just for the writers to forcibly open your mouth and defecate down your throat.

Overall, would recommend as a good blend of comedy and light drama; that said, it's nothing mindblowing. Only great route in my opinion is the 'Golden Time' route, with the others mixing from subpar to good.

You're on a path in the woods. And at the end of that path is a cabin. And in the basement of that cabin is a princess. You're here to slay her. If you don't, it will be the end of the world.

Slay her. Don't slay her. The choice is yours. Don't read a guide. Don't look up anything. Just choose.

Let the game take you where you have told it to take you. Once you reach your ending, close it. Let it marinate. Realise how kino it is.

10/10.

everyone who bought this deserve nothing less than the firing squad, me included

Genuinely kino, you owe it to yourself to play one of the most genuinely interesting takes of the world of VNs ever

Amazing indie game, too bad the final act was kinda rushed but overall highly highly recommend.

A good start and middle but a rushed ending. Grammar was inconsistent throughout and some of the plot points were contrived and unnecessary. Buy on sale if you must and don't expect anything.

Very interesting game. It had all the right ideas and motifs but hit-and-miss and not as great as it aimed to be. But still, if you devote the time to reading all the side stories/tips, the full story opens up a lot more and you come away appreciating the idea, if not the execution.